Please join OpenText, Bramble.cc and The National Archives at the Churchill War Rooms on June 22nd 2011 for what promises to be a thought provoking and useful half day session.

Agenda

09:30       Registration 

10:00       Welcome and Introduction

10:10       Open Text Value Propositions for Central Government
                Stephen Walsh, Central Government Account Executive, OpenText
                Adrian Butcher, Director of Value Engineering EMEA, OpenText

Stephen and Adrian will discuss OpenText vision for supporting “Smarter, cheaper, greener” IT across Government, and how Government departments can benefit from reductions in the cost and risk of managing information by taking a department-wide approach to managing digital content.

10:40       The why, what and how of information management

                Richard Archer, Bramble.cc

This is a practical guide to improving your organisation, covering:

-    why good information management is fundamental to knowledge-based organisations
-    what – in specific terms – should be done, and what savings can be delivered
-    how to drive the change and deliver an implementation project, which realizes the efficiencies and other benefits

To find out more about Bramble.cc, please go to www.bramble.cc

11:10       Coffee Break

11:30       The Digital Continuity Framework
                Mark Merifield, Manager of Records and Information Services

Managing the long term viability of digital information across all levels of government is an essential responsibility. If information becomes unusable, operating transparently, legally or accountably becomes unmanageable. During this session, Mark looks at how organisations can ensure information remains usable – particularly if those going through organisational or technical change.

12:15       Q&A

12:45       Lunch and Networking

14:00       Close


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